Panini Kabob Grill Menu Prices 2026: Kabobs, Wraps & Mediterranean Bowls

Yes — Panini Kabob Grill uses certified halal meat throughout its menu. All chicken, beef and lamb served at the restaurant is sourced from halal-certified suppliers. This is a core part of the brand's identity and a primary reason it has developed a loyal following among Muslim and broader halal-conscious diners across Orange County and Los Angeles. If halal certification is important to you, confirm with your specific location, as supplier certifications can change.

The Chicken Kabob Plate ($13) is the most popular dish at Panini Kabob Grill. Marinated and freshly charcoal-grilled chicken skewers served over saffron rice with grilled tomato, green onions and warm pita bread — it's the combination of a quality char-grilled protein and fragrant rice that keeps guests coming back. Among sandwiches, the Falafel Wrap ($10) and Chicken Panini ($11) are close runner-ups, particularly for guests ordering at lunch.

Yes — Panini Kabob Grill has a solid vegetarian menu. The Falafel Plate ($12) and Falafel Wrap ($10) are the flagship vegetarian entrées. The Veggie Bowl ($11) and Veggie Wrap ($10) are also popular plant-based options. The full mezze and appetizer section — hummus ($6), baba ganoush ($7), stuffed grape leaves ($8), tabbouleh ($8), fattoush ($9) and the Mezze Platter for two ($16) — is entirely vegetarian. Most salads are also vegetarian. The saffron rice, grilled vegetables, pita and tzatziki sides are vegetarian as well.

Panini Kabob Grill has multiple locations primarily in Orange County and the greater Los Angeles area of Southern California. The original location is in Irvine, CA. Other locations are spread across Orange County cities and into the Los Angeles metro. Use the official store locator on paninikabobgrill.com for current locations, hours and addresses, as the chain continues to expand within Southern California.

The Mediterranean Bowl ($13) starts with a base of fragrant saffron rice and is topped with your choice of protein — chicken kabob, beef kabob, lamb kabob or falafel. It then comes loaded with fresh tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, red onions, fresh parsley, Kalamata olives and crumbled feta cheese, finished with a drizzle of tahini dressing and fresh lemon juice. The Veggie Bowl ($11) uses the same format without meat — substituting grilled seasonal vegetables and falafel for the kabob protein.

Yes — Panini Kabob Grill offers catering services for corporate events, parties, weddings and other gatherings. Catering packages typically include kabob platters, rice, mezze spreads (hummus, baba ganoush, pita, salads), wraps and sides, scaled to group size. Panini Kabob Grill's halal certification makes it a popular catering choice for events where halal food is required. Contact your local Panini Kabob Grill directly or via paninikabobgrill.com for catering menus, minimums and pricing — catering orders typically require advance notice of at least 24–48 hours.